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17 November 2007 Goldthwaite, Mills County, Texas Class B #23246

Violent tree shaking startles horses and riders on a ranch near Goldthwaite

Two people were riding horses in single file a few hundred yards from a corral in the early to mid afternoon. The horses became nervous with ears moving back and forth, and a strong dirty wet-dog odor was noticed. Two closely grown intertwined trees nearby began shaking violently from about five to six feet up, though nothing could be seen between the branches. The riders focused on controlling the startled horses and then turned back toward the corral.

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